On August 9, Canadian Environment Minister Peter Kent released a consultation paper detailing proposed regulations focused on limiting GHG emissions in heavy-duty vehicles. Everything from full-size pickup trucks to tractor-trailers, (including freight, delivery, service, cement, garbage, dump trucks, and buses) would be required to reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency under the rule – which is to be available for 60 days of public comment in early 2012. The proposed regulation would promote the roll-out of advanced technology vehicles such as hybrid and electric vehicles as well.
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Public-consultations for Canadian truck rule
- Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC
- David Leiter and Sarah Litke
- Canada
- August 14 2011
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Philip I. Weis
Senior Corporate Counsel
Pfizer